Another Biblical example, would be King David of the Old Testament. When he was merely a boy, he volunteered to represent his army in battle. ... An example of this would be a soldier in battle who sees a fellow soldier wounded, then risks his own life to help the other soldier in need. ... From the 6 year old brother who steps up to the 10 year old bully to protect his little sister, to the law enforcers who risk their lives everyday to serve and protect the people, all who put themselves in risky situations, endure the hardships that come with that situation, and persevere through those ha...

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Kiowa's old hunting hatchet, given to him by his grandfather, not only serves as a useful day to day tool but it also serves as a reminder to who he is and to where he come from and the family he left behind. Just like the hatchet, Kiowa's bible is also a multi functional weapon against the battle of homesickness, it serves as a reminder of his father, the familiar smell of the pages and the leather soothes him and gives him relief from the stresses of the war. The Bible also functions as a testament to Kiowa's faith and trust in God during his seemingly endless struggle for sur...

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Old Testament King David In second Samual, King David is depicted as a true, but imperfect, example of an ideal king. Later kings were compared to him. I think the main point in this is that; King David was a good king despite his sinful nature, and we can learn from his actions both good and ba...

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